Did you buy your mustang for a collector car

[Atlas1]

I bought it because it feels good to drive. On a collector note, it's expensive, time, consuming, and difficult to store, maintain, protect and insure a vehicle over the longterm from my experience.

same can be said for a wife

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[#1ford]

Atlas1 true that!!

 

[The Demon]

I have owned many killer cars over my lifetime since 18 years old. I am 53 now. This mustang was just a pick up because I loved the NFG color. My plan is to buy a 2022 GT500 as a keeper. My current car I bought to drive the hell out of. And I have. A 1969 Corvette will be my dream car but they’ve gotten so out of hand pricewise I’m not sure anymore.

 

[Bear376]

My 2013 is a one off. My 2019 may be just as limited a model too, but I bought them to drive and to modify. My 2013 has 100k miles and is not my main driver lately, but I have no plans on selling it anytime soon. There were a lot fewer of my 2013 Mustang made than were GT500s made than year. Maybe it will be worth something, someday, but until then it does not matter to me.

 

[L8APEX]

I intend on putting as much mileage on it as possible. It is currently collecting dust in my garage between track days.

 

[LSchicago]

Saw this in my Google news feed:
https://www.hotcars.com/these-modern-mustangs-will-be-priceless-some-day/amp/

Some sense is made there, but a horrible article overall. Saying that the "GT350R is king of the drag races" is one of them. Also mentioning the V6 mustangs, and "limited Edition" 2018 GT convertibles, which were not limited in any way.

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